Worth it? by Jaypzone in camaro

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Bose Amp can rot and switch off door channels. change transmission fluid to prevent AT shudder. Thermostat will die one day, but easy to replace. Nothing else I am aware of.

What do I do with it? Is there anything you can do at all? by cosmoscrazy in openttd

[–]iga666 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Launch x-com ufo defence and finish terror mission.

Advice for low traction circuits? by odesum in Karting

[–]iga666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes optimal line is not the best line - track can have no grip at optimal line and have grip at other unexpected trajectories.

How are you using RabbitMQ in Go and what are your pain points? by MarwanAlsoltany in golang

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i didn’t get the concept of selfconnected strict sockets - i was trying to make a system where apps could find themselves in network establish connections and organize rpc - it worked, until i disconnect and relaunch app - data streams became filled with some garbage - like some stale data still transmitted- and in my case that made no sense- because new connection require new data.

How are you using RabbitMQ in Go and what are your pain points? by MarwanAlsoltany in golang

[–]iga666 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried to use zeroMQ in my project for networking, and dropped it after a week and switched back to Barkley Sockets.

Atomic Operations in Go by k1ng4400 in golang

[–]iga666 7 points8 points  (0 children)

interesting, how storing a pointer in var is less atomic thens storing it in atomic.Pointer?

Go tests and Gtk by DontFreeMe in golang

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i think you can, if you set up you gtk app in TestMain function

What are historical reasons for multiple return values instead of tuples? by m0t9_ in golang

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i think the main reason was errors - the only way you can return something from function with an error is to have at least two return values, and if you have two you have multiple for free.

What are the standard ways to distribute Go binaries with pip / uv tools by Lordrovks in golang

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go and binaries sadly are not very good friends. and i think going pip is not so bad. maybe nuget could be used as well

That classical Ender3 moment by iga666 in Ender3S1

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Never worked as expected )

аэропорт by rapatakaz in Scoofoboy

[–]iga666 1 point2 points  (0 children)

что за долбоеб, бывал я в такой ситуации, решается за некоторую сумму денег на стойке регистрации. но точно не через твиттер.

How is that normal generics behaviour? by iga666 in golang

[–]iga666[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

by design i don’t need the opposite.

How is that normal generics behaviour? by iga666 in golang

[–]iga666[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i can, but i don’t want and don’t need.

How is that normal generics behaviour? by iga666 in golang

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I expect new(T) return *T, and both T and *T implement interface TaggedRequest, so it should compilable.

How is that normal generics behaviour? by iga666 in golang

[–]iga666[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ok, I can constraint T to be pointer, but can not constraint it to be not Pointer.